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&#13;
the winter of 1934. The year&#13;
&#13;
we had several picnics and&#13;
&#13;
dinners.&#13;
&#13;
This is James Simpsons ("Uncle&#13;
&#13;
Jim") lovely home in Santa&#13;
&#13;
Monica, Calif., where "sister"&#13;
&#13;
Hatchard and "sister" Mary&#13;
&#13;
Simpson were then making&#13;
&#13;
their home (with the widows bro.)&#13;
&#13;
Front row "Uncle" Jim, Sisters Mary&#13;
&#13;
and Harriet, and Mrs Janice&#13;
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Hopwood, of Long Beach.&#13;
&#13;
Back row left to right, I, Daisy&#13;
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Wheaton, Mrs James Braydon, of&#13;
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Milwaukee, Wis., Miss Mary&#13;
&#13;
Hopwood, Long Beach, and Janet&#13;
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Gorley, (Mrs Hatchards daughter)&#13;
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Murl-photographer.</text>
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